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Visa Backlog Could Cost U.S. Colleges $2.6 Billion
Visa delays are not just a student problem — they are an institutional crisis. Experts predict that if the Fall 2025 intake drops by 70–80%, U.S. colleges may lose $2.6 billion in tuition revenue.
Key Factors
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- Indian students form 20–25% of the international student population at many U.S. universities.
- High-revenue programs such as engineering, business, and computer science rely heavily on them.
- Losses could lead to budget cuts, hiring freezes, and reduced scholarships.
Why This Matters for Indian Students
While the financial hit is on universities, it may also impact:
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- On-campus job availability
- Student support services
- Access to research assistantships
Our Commentary
Keep track of your university’s financial health — if budget cuts are coming, prepare alternative funding options.

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